“Behind the scenes, we are constantly challenging everything that we do in a quest to improve. In all departments, people are under pressure to deliver. That’s how you get better.”

Part of the plan is to be active in the January window. However, Hoyle says while they will be involved in the market, they will not undertake any move that puts the club in financial risk.

“The January transfer window opens tomorrow and that’s a big talking point in the media and for our fans, understandably,” Hoyle wrote. “We will be active in this window, but not at the financial risk of the Club.

“There is a balance to be struck, for sure, and we will strive to get that balance between risk and reward correct.

“We all know how far this Club has come in recent years and I know every fan is proud of that, but that cannot be an excuse for not doing everything we can to be successful in the here and now.

”Having achieved what we have and reached the highest level of English football again, we cannot – and will not – give it up easily.”

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Hoyle also backed manager David Wagner, who oversaw the Terriers’ promotion to the top-flight and their first year in the Premier League.

“As Chairman, I’m delighted that David Wagner and his staff share this ethos,” Hoyle said. “He’s not one for lingering on past achievements; he’s an ambitious man who wants to write another chapter in our book.

“He pushes himself as hard as anyone at this Club and deserves all the backing in the world.”